MUIZZ Drain Unblocker Wire Rod Flexible Spring Cleaner Snake Plunger Heavy Duty Waste Pipe Hair Removal Dirt Cleaning Tool Clog Remover for Home Washbasins Tub Sink Shower Basins 9.8ft 2M, White

Sink completely blocked. I got this snake and was not expecting much.Albeit, after discovering that it is best to hold it up so it's going in straight, then turn the handle, and alternate to pumping it up and down like a plunger, and turning the handle, it amazingly worked. And there was me wondering how much dynorod where going to charge if it failed. Nonetheless it worked and I am a very happy man.

Sadly, this didn't work for my intended issue. Our kitchen sink is pushing things up the shower drain. So I thought there was some blockages on either side that is blocking the water pathway.The device was easy to use, I threaded it well in the shower drain but no obvious blockages came out. And I got it stuck in the kitchen drain, panicked for a few minutes but after several rotations of the handle, it loosened itself and got unstuck. I dare not put that back in there in case I don't get so lucky. So back to chemical warfare for now.There was a good tip by another reviewer about unclipping the product and finding a place to store/tie it back up. It's quite a strong flexer.

Works well, good buy

This was easy to use to make sure my drains were all clear simple to use and a useful object to have and maybe save calling out a plumber

Overpriced cheap product. Used just once. When you spin it it bended! It ended in the bin.Seriously not worth to buy this one.

Had a sock stuck in vacuume cleaner. Easily took it out with the help of this tool brilliant 👏

Not very good

This is good value for money as a middle-of-the-road, versatile sized, drain wire. Size-wise it's only really suitable for small drains with average sized blockages. I would say it would be excellent for getting hair out of bath drains.I must admit, I didn't check the size before I bought it. I thought it was going to be bigger. But I needed to unlock the loo so I gave it a go. With it being smaller than expected I needed to get stuck in more than I wanted. However, I have some long rubber gloves so I was able to push the wire quite a way down the drain. It took quite a bit of elbow grease and Moving it around but after about 15 minutes I could hear the glug glug of water beginning to move past the blockage and then I was able to pull out a rather unpleasant mass.For larger drains such as toilets I would recommend getting a larger and more robust version, but this did an excellent job considering its size.